Hi together,
openssh packages will show up on the ftp servers at the usual location
(before 7.1 -> ftp.suse.de, after + including 7.1 -> ftp.suse.com).
If you like, try them out. The packages contain a fix for the recently
found problem that all files called "cookies" can be deleted, in addition
to half a ton of more problems that have been corrected.
As usual, the packages are gpg-signed.
Something administrative: The list currently only operates with the
address suse-security@suse.com, suse-security@suse.de does _NOT_ work.
Mads M. Joergensen + Christopher Mahmood will have a look at this.
Thanks,
Roman.
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If you like, try them out. The packages contain a fix for the recently found problem that all files called "cookies" can be deleted, in addition to half a ton of more problems that have been corrected.
Sorry probably I did not get it correct since you have used the word "try them out" this is not the final one SuSe is releasing for security fix unless no further bugs/problems are found in this release. So am I correctly interpreting this as not recommended to be used on a bastion host that has direct connection to the internet and provides shell access. (could be secure than the previous SuSE release yet this is not offial yet) TIA -- Togan Muftuoglu
Sorry probably I did not get it correct since you have used the word "try them out" this is not the final one SuSe is releasing for security fix unless no further bugs/problems are found in this release. So am I correctly interpreting this as not recommended to be used on a bastion host that has direct connection to the internet and provides shell access. (could be secure than the previous SuSE release yet this is not offial yet)
"Try it out" means a) the announcement is pending as long as not all packages are built b) give me feedback if something goes wrong (which I don't expect). Packages on the ftp server _are_ official. An announcement is even more official. :-)
TIA
Thanks,
Roman.
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perhaps: ftp://beta.suse.com/ is in order. Kurt
Hi All, I was a little slow with updating my netscape package to 4.77 and I noticed the following in my netstat -apn: tcp 1 0 <mybox>:2259 216.136.171.200:80 CLOSE_WAIT 3105/netscape tcp 0 0 <mybox>:2253 195.176.255.137:443 ESTABLISHED 3105/netscape tcp 0 0 <mybox>:2252 195.176.255.137:443 ESTABLISHED 3105/netscape tcp 0 0 <mybox>:2250 195.176.255.137:443 TIME_WAIT - tcp 0 0 <mybox>:2240 195.176.255.137:443 ESTABLISHED 3105/netscape I am not aware of ever trying to reach either IPs (one doesn't resolve here, the other belong to some adres in China??) and I have no webserver running (well, I sometimes do but it should be unreachable from the outside world). I tripwire-checked my box, and nothing seems to have changed. Any suggestions on what this might have been?? Dirk
Hi! On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Roman Drahtmueller wrote:
openssh packages will show up on the ftp servers at the usual location (before 7.1 -> ftp.suse.de, after + including 7.1 -> ftp.suse.com).
Except that ftp://ftp.suse.de/pub/suse/i386/update/6.3 has gone missing; it used to be a symlink to 6.4 - so I guess we simply can use the SuSE 6.4 packages, right? Bye, Martin Köhling
openssh packages will show up on the ftp servers at the usual location (before 7.1 -> ftp.suse.de, after + including 7.1 -> ftp.suse.com).
Except that ftp://ftp.suse.de/pub/suse/i386/update/6.3 has gone missing; it used to be a symlink to 6.4 - so I guess we simply can use the SuSE 6.4 packages, right?
Right. The symlink got lost in a script that ran over the tree on the staging server. I have shutdown ftp.suse.de while I was investigating the cause. It's now accessible again, everything is there. Sorry for the mess.
Bye, Martin Köhling
Thanks,
Roman.
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